Amarillo Globe masthead notes publishers and editors
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and notes it is published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in Amarillo Texas. It lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief with a shared telephone line.
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Wee Post
Amarillo
Texans
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Navy recreation boosts morale across Oahu camps
The Pacific Fleet reports high morale from wartime recreation programs. Cmdr Stockard and thousands of sailors in Honolulu use Richardson recreation center with $20,000 in athletic gear on Sundays for baseball swimming hamburgers and rest.
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United States Navy
Cmdr. Stockard
Rk. Hickey
Pacific Fleet
Oahu Island
Honolulu
Richardson Recreation Center
No. The Stranger and the Poor Are Sent
Poem fragment reflects on charity and divine judgment as the giver's gifts are ultimately sent to Jupiter. The text contrasts aid to strangers and the impoverished with celestial outcome.
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Jove
Distress Pity as a Human Virtue Cited by Horace Mann
The quote reflects Mann’s view that pity is a humane response while relief through action is a higher, divine-like quality. It emphasizes moral duty to alleviate others' suffering.
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Horace Mann
Food Muddle in Wartime Shopping Shortages
Washington housewife finds ducks from a farmer while Armour and other suppliers run out of meat. Prices soar as OPA controls bite. cattle, hogs, and poultry production fall, eggs scarce. Congress weighs extending OPA for 90 days beyond July.
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King Features Syndicate
Washington
Armour Packing Plant
Armour’s
OPA
Congress
Dusty Dalton Would Have Led Army Division at Balete Pass
Maj. Gen. Charles L. Mullins Jr. praised Brig. Gen. Dusty Dalton, killed by a Jap sniper, as a tactically brilliant officer who could have led a division. Dalton, 35, West Point 1933 graduate, commanded the 161st Regiment during Guadalcanal and earned a Silver Star, Oak Leaf Cluster, and Bronze Star.
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Balete Pass
Luzon
Charles L. Mullins
Dusty” Dalton
Dalton
161St
Guadalcanal
Mullins
West Point
Not So Long Ago June First 1930 Headlines
French Premier Tardieu replies to Mussolini declaring France not to fear nor boast of power. Cotton seed meal aids pellagra treatment due to vitamin G. Amarillo voters lean dry per Literary Digest poll. Nazis raid Catholic Union over foreign exchange law violations. Roosevelt recalls 411 NRA cases after Supreme Court ruling against government. Huey Long credits Supreme Court action against NRA for saving the nation. French repulse a surprise German attack on the Somme. Army argues for power to call National Guard. Grady Hazlewood of Amarillo runs for state Senate.
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Tardieu
Mussolini
France
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Literary Digest
Amarillo
Catholic Union
Roosevelt
NRA
Supreme Court
Somme
Army High Command
FDR
Polk Street Professor Warns About Centenn ial Cafe Operators
A local notice warns residents that Sy Hess and Bill Hale have bought and run Centenn ial Cafe at 1111 East Tenth Avenue. The writer urges visiting the cafe to verify claims and reflects on money habits and the phrase Everybody as a town-wide lie.
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Sy Hess
Bill Hale
Centennial Cafe
East Tenth Avenue
Americans favor death for Goering in poll
A Princeton poll finds about 67 percent of Americans want Goering executed rather than life imprisonment or a public trial. Many advocate a particularly harsh, even torturous, death, with calls for broader punishment of Gestapo and Nazi stormtroopers as Allied leaders weigh war crime penalties.
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Princeton
N. J
Herman Goering
Institute
Luftwaffe
Goering
England
Gestapo
Hitler
Crossword Puzzle Shows U S Army Unit Terms
Puzzle fills with military abbreviations and terms across horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include corps area service command references and common abbreviations for units, weapons, and roles.
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U. S. Army Corps Area Service
Turning in Grease A War Food guide explained by Amarillo official
E G Munro acting district representative of the War Food Administration in Amarillo outlined how to turn in used fats to dealers. Fats should be in tin cans when possible. dealers weigh can and fat and deduct the can weight. Submissions earn two red points and up to 4 cents per pound. Red points can be exchanged at outlets selling meat butter fats and oils. Common can sizes and weights given. local visitors from Guymon Oklahoma shopped in Amarillo and visited residents at 709 Jefferson.
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E. G. Munro
Amarillo
War Food Administration
Office of Supply
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